CF memory question

it $47 beans a good price for a 1gig CF card and how about $100 for a 2 gig?

Whait for the harddrive uppdate, 120-140$ for 80 gigs

skamgdi wrote:it $47 beans a good price for a 1gig CF card and how about $100 for a 2 gig?

those are dam good prices. better cop those... where are you getting them from and do they have anymore?

soyo wrote:Whait for the harddrive uppdate, 120-140$ for 80 gigs

even with the hard drive, i would still get those cards. for quick and easy backups i will use the CF card and the HDD.

by the way, sparq do u think there will be a way to move files between the hd to the card without loading it in to the mpcs ram?

soyo wrote:by the way, sparq do u think there will be a way to move files between the hd to the card without loading it in to the mpcs ram?

good question, i was wondering that myself. i will find out tomorrow for you.

sparq wrote:

soyo wrote:by the way, sparq do u think there will be a way to move files between the hd to the card without loading it in to the mpcs ram?

good question, i was wondering that myself. i will find out tomorrow for you.

thanks, that would be a quite usefull feature for backing up and such...

they at newegg.com got a big range of companys and prices

soyo wrote:

sparq wrote:

soyo wrote:by the way, sparq do u think there will be a way to move files between the hd to the card without loading it in to the mpcs ram?

good question, i was wondering that myself. i will find out tomorrow for you.

thanks, that would be a quite usefull feature for backing up and such...

ok, here's the result of this question...

unfortuantely, that is the only way to move files between the two.

that's why i would suggest something like this.

http://www.impactcomputers.com/sw-250u2-lms.html

it will be pain to do this each time but it could be worth it.

I think I'd rather stick to backing up the MPC hard drive to my dedicated audio hard drive in my DAW. Right now, I'm using and 80gb, so when I buy the 80gb hard drive for the MPC, it'll be a perfect match for a backup drive. The thing is, I'll have to buy another audio hard drive for my DAW. I think a 300gb, 10,000 rpm drive would be the move eventually.

hey i was wonderin if this mpc1k-HD will also be released in Europe at the same it's released in US? or would i have to buy it out of the US?

im most definitly gonna buy one i just dont hope it will take more time for it to come out over here.

distortedtekno wrote:I think I'd rather stick to backing up the MPC hard drive to my dedicated audio hard drive in my DAW. Right now, I'm using and 80gb, so when I buy the 80gb hard drive for the MPC, it'll be a perfect match for a backup drive. The thing is, I'll have to buy another audio hard drive for my DAW. I think a 300gb, 10,000 rpm drive would be the move eventually.

as far as 300gb ata , 10,000 drive know such thing, 36gb ata 10,000 drive but not 300. I have one .

Originally posted by soyo:
by the way, sparq do u think there will be a way to move files between the hd to the card without loading it in to the mpcs ram?

mpc is not a multi task machine. The CF card should be used as a portable storage between other mpc1ks or pc's since a hd will be in the 1k. now if you guys haven't check out the new 2500 that boy is bad. I will be investing in one for the studio to use with the 1k. transfering files back n forth. T"

http://www.impactcomputers.com/sw-250u2-lms.html

this is just a hard drive enclosure
its not a hard drive its self
so no one is misled
the case with the hd included with be a bit more expensive

I use that setup tho - to backup everything that I make

you will have to transfer your files to the pc then to the external hd

external hd's cannot be plugged into the mpc

Hypes wrote:http://www.impactcomputers.com/sw-250u2-lms.html

this is just a hard drive enclosure
its not a hard drive its self
so no one is misled
the case with the hd included with be a bit more expensive

I use that setup tho - to backup everything that I make

you will have to transfer your files to the pc then to the external hd

external hd's cannot be plugged into the mpc

that is why i said it would be a pain to do this each time. i did not mis lead anyone. in order for you to take advantage of that enclosure, you would have to take the drive out of the mpc to put in the enclosure and connect it to your computer to run your backup then put it back in the mpc.

youd hafta be a strait retard to do all that